Getting Started with Selenium - Chapter 3: Writing Your First Selenium Test
Blog post from Sauce Labs
The Selenium project is a widely used tool for automating web browsers, allowing developers to write tests that interact with elements on a page. To get started with Selenium, one must identify the element(s) they want to use and determine how to locate them, often using techniques such as inspecting HTML attributes or utilizing CSS selectors. The goal is to find unique, descriptive, and stable elements that can be used consistently throughout testing. Once the elements are identified, a test can be written with Selenium actions that interact with these elements. This involves five key steps: finding the elements, writing the test with Selenium actions, figuring out what assertion to make, writing the assertion and verifying it, and double-checking the assertion by forcing it to fail. By following these steps and utilizing the right locator strategies, developers can create effective tests that ensure their web applications function as intended.
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